受じゅ領りょう

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受領する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Form	Positive	Negative
Dictionary	受じゅ領りょうする	受じゅ領りょうしない
Polite	受じゅ領りょうします	受じゅ領りょうしません
Past polite	受じゅ領りょうしました	受じゅ領りょうしませんでした
Past	受じゅ領りょうした	受じゅ領りょうしなかった
Te-form	受じゅ領りょうして	受じゅ領りょうしないで
Desire	受じゅ領りょうしたい	受じゅ領りょうしたくない
Potential	受じゅ領りょうできる	受じゅ領りょうできない
Passive	受じゅ領りょうされる	受じゅ領りょうされない
Causative	受じゅ領りょうさせる	受じゅ領りょうさせない
Causative passive	受じゅ領りょうさせられる	受じゅ領りょうさせられない
Volitional	受じゅ領りょうしよう
Polite volitional	受じゅ領りょうしましょう
Imperative	受じゅ領りょうしろ	受じゅ領りょうするな
Conditional	受じゅ領りょうすれば	受じゅ領りょうしなければ
Tara conditional	受じゅ領りょうしたら	受じゅ領りょうしなかったら

Meanings

noun, noun or participle which takes 'suru', transitive verb

receipt; acceptance; receiving

Formal term for receiving something, especially in business or official contexts. Often used for letters, money, goods, or documents.

書しょ類るいを受じゅ領りょうしたら、内ない容ようを確かく認にんしてください。
After receiving the documents, please check the contents.
代だい金きんの受じゅ領りょうをもって契けい約やくが成せい立りつします。
The contract becomes effective upon receipt of payment.

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Usage patterns

〈物もの〉を受じゅ領りょうするto receive/accept something (formally)
会かい社しゃは荷に物もつを受じゅ領りょうした。
The company received the package.
〈物もの〉の受じゅ領りょうを確かく認にんするto confirm receipt of something
商しょう品ひんの受じゅ領りょうを確かく認にんしました。
We confirmed receipt of the product.
受じゅ領りょう書しょに判はんを押おすto stamp/sign a receipt of delivery
配はい達たつ員いんに受じゅ領りょう書しょに判はんを押おしてもらった。
I had the delivery person stamp the receipt.

Kanji

受accept, undergo, answer (phone)
領jurisdiction, dominion, territory

Related words· 6

受うけ取とりN3
受け取り is the everyday word for receiving something or a receipt, while 受領 is a more formal term used in business or official contexts.
領りょう収しゅうN2
領収 specifically refers to formally receiving payment (as in 領収書), while 受領 is broader and covers receiving goods, documents, or money.
受じゅ理り
受理 means an authority formally accepts an application or document, while 受領 focuses on the physical act of receiving something.
受じゅ給きゅうN1
受領 is a broad, formal term for receiving any item such as goods or documents, while 受給 is specifically used for receiving recurring payments or benefits like a pension.

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受じゅ信しんN3
受領 is a formal, often legal/business term for receiving goods or documents, whereas 受信 is used for communications and broadcast signals.
受うけ取とるN3
受領する is a stiff, official term used mainly for formally receiving goods or payments in writing, whereas 受け取る is the everyday word for the same act.

Opposites

送そう付ふN1
送付 means sending or dispatching something, the opposite action to 受領, which means receiving it.
贈ぞう呈てい
贈呈 means to formally present a gift, while 受領 means to formally receive it, describing the opposite side of the same exchange.

Word family

受じゅ領りょう印いん
receipt seal; acknowledgment stamp
受じゅ領りょう書しょ
delivery receipt; receipt of acceptance
受じゅ領りょう者しゃ
recipient; receiver
受じゅ領りょう証しょう
receipt
受じゅ領りょうシステム
receiving system

Etymology

Sino-Japanese compound of 受 (receive) and 領 (take, receive). The exact historical derivation is uncertain, but the spelling is conventionally associated with formal receipt.